WorksheetsJustice, and 4 Types of Justice
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
This term refers to the moral virtue that consists in the constant and firm will to give God and neighbor their due.
Unity
Communion of Person
Trinity
Justice
Which of the following is an example of commutative justice?
Requires that you get what you pay for. And respect the dignity of the other person.
Improvements in road repair and transportation options in San Antonio.
Paying your taxes and following the law.
The Church supporting your efforts to be treated with dignity.
What individuals owe to their society.
owe justice
individual justice
legal justice
commutative justice
Justice based on Gospel values to ensure the human dignity and individual rights of everyone. It is an overarching type of justice that ensures the practice of the other types of justice.
Criminal Justice
Social Justice
Distributive Justice
Commutative Justice
Which of the following is an example of legal justice?
Providing public housing for all
Serving on a jury
Providing adequate police and fire departments in your city
Paying back your friend who bought you lunch at Las Palapas.
Governs what the greater community (society) owes individuals based on their contribution and needs.
Commutative Justice
Christian Justice
Legal Justice
Distributive Justice
A two way transaction between private parties. For example. Your parents pay for your car so you can drive to school and learn, and in turn, you go to school and do well. Both parties fulfill their obligation.
Commutative Justice
Distributive Justice
Parental Justice
Legal Justice
This type of justice takes the teachings of Jesus and the Church and works to root out injustices such as unfair working conditions, job and justice for the the unborn. It put's all the the tree types of justice into practice.
Church Justice
Life Justice
Communion of Persons
Social Justice
A government that provides the needs and services for the individual and families to flourish. For example; a well run hospital system during a pandemic.
Distributive Justice
Commutative Justice
Legal Justice
Criminal Justice
Employees fulfilling their duties and employers paying them accordingly.
Distributive Justice
Legal Justice
Commutative Justice
Catholic Social Justice began around 1891 with the publication of Pope Leo XIII encyclical "On the Condition of Labor" called
Social Encyclical
Catechism of the Catholic Church
Rerum Novarum
Laudato Si
Security through the armed forces is a type of
Distributive Justice
Social Justice
Armed Justice
Commutative Justive
